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, 1887-12-29

the city with the Decker & Son in
stru ment and In every instance the
piano has given perfect satisfaction.
They have found no trouble In sell
ing this piano, and The demand for
them Is constantly increasing.
Among those who are using tie
Decker we can mime the following:
Mr.. Walker l.. Bean, one Of the
most competent Judges In the terri.
tory; Mr.. II. l.. Gutter, cashier Of
the First National Bank, Il gentleman
thoroughly capable Of passing juJg,
,nent on an instrument; MIR. "A. "A.
Newbery Esq, who IS also ali"xpcrl
~ the selection Of Hti Instrument;
Mr.. I. 8. ,KaufinNn, who spent years
~ 4 dealer In musical Instruments
md would only have the best for
mis- own use; Mr.. A. J. Ross, Of Ross
mark, whO comes Of a musical family
and 10 competent judge ~ all kinds
VI instruments; Mr.. q. L.. Burns,
who prefers ine best for his own
family; Mr.. C. Il. KingInun, who
knows y good instrument when he
hears II played; Hon. IL. w. Forrest,
Uf the Traders' National bank, who
buys only tho best of everything;
BaileyA Freisee, OF the Windsor,
Mr. Bailey has used the Decker q
SON for thirty years aud would hnve
no other; DIR, j. +. Candy, MIR Van
Dorm, Mr.. DilltuAn and a iong list Uf
others who. when they buy a plano,
want the best regarde ess Oi cost. At
WAlia Walta Hon. ThOs. II. Brent-,
Hon. J. b. Alien, Mr.. Parks ana
others have purchased II Decker
from Davis & Son. Mrs. Allen had
been east n year carefully examining
into and inquiring Of experts In re.
gard to the Dest I,iano and upon the
strength Of that information selected
Il Decker & Son. Hon. i. Winston,
the banker at Yakima has II Decker
also. We might 60 on and give Al
longer list of people who know what
n good plane 10 who are using the
Decker & Son in preference TO all
uthers. Those who want a good,
servicable plano should call upon
Messrs. Davis & Son and select one
those handsome Deckers, superior In
every point TO any instrument In the
market.
, 1887-12-29
SpoRons Fos w. T. Daily Reviews Dew Years edition.

etc, which Is made up of nm endless
variety OF patterns and designs. The
house furnishing stock cannot
be- SURPASSED anywhere. From
the carpet room one ran 30 down
Into the hnsenent, u great room rs
larg. MS The main store, which Ia
piled to the ceiling with unbrOken
bales, bundles ana boxes Of mer.
chandiSe. This stock Is never per.
United to run down. being rpplrn.
ishcd every week. THIS stock rep.
resents II value uf thousands upon
thousands Of dollars and IL pointed
out tU n,nny strangers as Oiie Of the
conspicuous features Ut Spokane
Fali-. The locnl house Is presided
over hy Mr. Nathan Tokiss, than
whom there ~ not 4 more genial
gentleman nor wide known business
man "n tn" whole r0ast. He has
made II host al friends here hy his
fair and honorable dealing To say
nothing oi his social qualities. He Is
abby se,Ond. q aud assisted byn large
cbrpS of salrsmrn, every one Ut
whu,n, from the active cash buy to
the pleasant hoOk-keeper, are agree.
able grn,l men to do business with.
, 1887-12-29
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL.

Among all OF the public tnstitu.
tions OF Spokane Falls, there is
nothing in the list more worthy OF
the warnest cUmmendations than
the Sacred Heart hospital. This
charitable and useful home for the
sick and Injured has been In opera
tion for year, and although n very
large, commOdious structure, It's ca.
paci,y Is taxed to accom- modate
those who seek relief within it's
walls. 1t Is ono Of the rnost COM
plete and we'll appointed hospitals In
the country, conducted on perfectly
systematic principals, and Its fame
Is spreading so rapidly that a large
per cent. of it's occupants are from
long distance. 1t was built by the
Sisters of Charity and hns been In
operation for about year. There Is
an able cori = ol physicians In charge.
and the attendants are kind, courte-
aus nnl symia ihetic. IL Is 81
pleasantly furnished and conducted
with such regularity that II Ii more
like home than a public instttu-
lion. a visitor 10 the hospital will
spe everything In perfect order, the
patients cheerful aud perfectly con-
tented with their surroundings and
the nj ways kind-factd Sisters. NOV.
ing about from place 10 place like
angels of mercy, directing tho en-
tire management of ths piacc, drop.
ping II pleasant wurd here md there,
and stopping at the bedside Of the
amicied, their presence u su7heam
allevi,iing in n measure the pain Of
disease. The Sacred Heart hospital
Is one Of the most coDspicuOns insti-
tu,inns of the city, not only IL point
nf architecture hut also for Its bene.
fits and usefulness to mankind.
, 1887-12-29
TIE GRAND HOTEL.

ent branches consist Of penmanshi ;
telpgraphy, short hand, iyprwriting
banking and a commercial course
Those who graduate from the col
lege ure fitted to take charge of any
establish ment from u smiull retail,
house to the lrrgest banking estuh.
lishment. Besides tho variOu.
branches enumerated, lessons are
given In drawing, painting, design
ing, etc. The list of pupils Is already
large, and us the college and Its ex.
cellent system Of instruction be-
comes known abroad, applications
are being received fr,.m neigh boring
towns. So successful has the school
been that II scholars continue to in.
crease ns they have during the past
month Mr.. Martin will bs compelled
To seek larger quarters. The Spo.
kane business College Is q feature of
the city In which everybody should
take IL pride. Its influence will be-
felt in future years MS It's field en-.
larges. To any young lady or gen.
tlelnan who wishes to prepare them
selves for the great struggle OF life
and desires to secure Il business edu
cation that will fit them for any
position they muy choose tn accept
we would advise them to enter thi,
Ulltge and take Il complete course
A-uR,.t,,
, 1887-12-29
A MODEL EMPORIUM.
The Mammoth Dry Goods
House OF the Great East
ern Company.

The Great Eastern Co.'s mngnifi.
cent dry goods emporium In this
city IL one Of u system Of branches
conducted by the same firm at sew.
srul points ~ Washington territory
and Oregon. Wherever the Arm
has stock there the public will find
q Arst.class establishment, and
among them all, the one at Spokane
Falls takes the lead for the extent and
vaioe Of the stock. The Great East.
srn ha, long been feature of this
city, and since II opened has won
the confidence OF the pulitc and en-
j0yed an immense patronage, that Is
constantly Increasing. Tho Great
Eastern hrst threw open Its doors
some three wears ago In what IS
known a. the Moore block, on the
east side Of Howard street between
Main street and Riverside avenue.
The store room IL by fur tho largest
in the city, occupying the space Of
three ordinary stores, all thrown
into one vast room. Even with this
great door room ~ large IL the stock
that the spsce IL crowded. The
around door Ia divided into three
departments. On the south side IL
the ready. made clothing and gents
furnishtng goods, and more com.
plete ussOrt tmeut WIS never opened
In the northwe II embraces every
thing from the cheapest 10 the most
expensive line Of clothing, while the
variety to select from is NlinOst end.
Iess. In the centre II the barber.
dNyhery department.. embracing
everything imaginable In the notion
line. On the north IL the dry goods
division, and anpther such collection
81 beautiful and ch0i.'e goOds was
never before seen In this city. The
stock includes everything from the
che ,ps st Prints to the most valuable
fabrics. The go0ds are frOm rlOmes.
lie jOOus and the leading manufac.
iurips Of Europe, beautiful In pattern
and texture. II is line that ran.
mot bs surpassed In the largest cities
Of the country. Besides the main
SalesrOnm the upper dor is devoted
exclusively 10 the dlsplsy Of carpets
Siialeths, rnga wiadow anrtains
, 1887-12-29

struments and Is therefore a compe.
tent Judge himself, and knew what
he was about when he accepted tho
agency of this plano. At his ware.
rooms on Mill street, one door north
Wf the pOst0f1lce, he always has a
number OF those magnificent instru.
nents In stock. and for richness OF
finish and purity Of tOno they cannot
BE- exrslled. Davis & Son have sup
piled some OF the leading families Of
, 1887-12-29

AMONG the many contemplated
improvements none will provo OF
greater benefit to the city than the
Y. NJ. G.. A. building. A large per
centage Of the population Is made
up Of young men who are far away
from home and friends, making
their way in the world. Some place
should be provided where they can
spend their spare time pleasantly;
a Y. NJ. G. A. building with q good
gymnasium and library will supply
the need as nothing else could. Sew.
eral prominent citizens have proved
that they realize the fact by pledg.
ing handsome contributions toward
the building. The association does
not care to do things by halves, and
when they start in, desire to put up
u handsome building which will
meet all the requirements for years
to come. 1t will cost about $40, ,0O0
II this sum Is to he raised, at least
$40 900 should be In $1,000 subscrip.
tiuns. With th,teamOunt ns a starter
the remainder could I've collected In
smaller SUNS. The project Is noble
one and will prove the very bes,
kind OF nm investment for a spare
$1,000. Business men are urged ~
consider the matter.
, 1887-12-29

the school, embracing additional
branches until now 1t Is complete In
every detail. The Spokane business
College IL located In the front hall of
the third story in Moore's new block
on Riverside avenue. The room Is
u pleasant one furnished with all the
parnphernalit necessary In impart.
Ing knowledge to those who enter
for the course. Mr.. Martin has gen.
eral supervision, while he Is assisted
by nm able corps OF teachers, who are
proficient IN the branches under
their immediate charge. The differ
, 1887-12-29
First National Ba nix

TUst Natlonal bank.
Capital stock $4,000 Surplus sas.o'o.
l'nEsi iDENT-Jnues N. Glover.
VicE'PREsiDESr-H, N. Mccartney.
Cash. ER-Horacc n. Cutter.
DlnEcroIs- N. Glover, Frank r.
Moore, Hornce l.. Gutter, II. w. FAIR
westher, III. N. Mccartney and James Mos
Afghan.
little over FIVE years ago several enter.
pri.ng gentlemen, profoundly impressed
with the prospects ot Spokane Falls, organ
izei the First National bank, the articles Of
incorpo ration dating from December 5tii,
1882. The stocklOl l,lers had faith In the
town, and although the financial depres-
sion of 1884 s, soreiy tried the young enter
pr Sc, the books OF the year just closed show
q larger business than ever before, and the
coniiVr,ab able surplus Of $33. 900 on hand.
When established, the banking office was
where kollhaufi's store now stands, and
lie little city OF Spokane Falls had then
but 700 inhabitants. In 1855. IT was re-
by the bank on the corner OF Front and
Howard streets. from which IL will be
again removed this week to tie handsome
brick block just completed for Its use ON
the northwest corner OF Riverside avenue
and Howard streets. From It's inception
the growth Of tho hank has been identical
with that OF the city Of its choice. And its
directors have ever shown de.ire to assist
In the development OF the city. by making
continual improvements, bolh as q corpo-
| ration and individually.
Their new bank building, erected during
tho past year ut an expense Of $50, 600, is
the last and greatest evidence Of their faith
i'm the future of the city. 1t is q fine brick
structure, three stories In hight with
basement, and would be an architectural
| ornament to any city. The banking Office
viii occupy tie entire first floor. This
| room has been fitted up with especial refer
encc to the needs Of iirst- class banking in
stituton. Two large vaults have been
built, one of which will be used for deposits
of valuable papers, jeweiry. plate and other
articles by individuals, while the other will
be used by the bank exclusively. These
vaults are of the most approved make, bur
glar and fire proof. Tho noOr Of the bank
| Is inlaid, the furniture massive and els-
CANT, and the walls and ceiling delicately
| frescoed In q highly artistic manner. IL
| will he the fitting home of . solid aud rs
| liable financial institution.
| To the enterprise of its officials II due the
high standing and prosperity Of the First
National bank, and especially Is this true Ol
the cashier, Mr.. Horace l.. Cutter, WHO has
| worthily filed that position from the banks
inception.
, 1887-12-29

Pacific coast. The present finely
equipped and ably conducted insti.
tuts IL the realization of tho ambi-
tion Of tho proprietor. Mr.. Martin
came to Spokane Falls some years
ago. He ls q young gentleman with
more than ordinary talent and nc
complishments, and wisely foresee-
Ing the future OF this city, early laid
hts plans for the future. He saw
here an opening for a business
college which In time would grow
to b. an Institution Of far reaching
importanee. Commencing ON q
moaAst oeala, he rnpidly axtAndad
, 1887-12-29

and 35c per lb; crnnberries,
zoe per quart; dressed poultry,
per 10, chickens zoe, turkeys Poe;
Washington Territory -four, So Is
per 100; eggs, $50 per doz: buiter,
creamery, 40 md 50r, ranch, 30 and
3oc; hay, SlS per ton; onts, Si25
per 100 10; onions 1lc perlb; potntoes,
AZ per lh; rye -four, $l.OO per
100 10. soap, 6 and Zoe per lb; sugar.
loaf 12c, grnnulted Zoe, &c" Oc;
sweet potatoes, l0c per lb; vinegar,
7oc per gallon; Kerosene oil, 40t
per gallon, So 90 per cnse.
, 1887-12-29
SPOKANE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Leading Institution OF
the Kind in the Northwest.

One OF the most creditable institu.
tions Of which Spokane Falls cun
bOast 10 E. e. Martins Spokane Bus.
iness College. Asa school in which
both ladies and gentlemen are thor
oughly given q complete business
education fltting them to fll any
petition In the commercial world
which they may choose to accept. 1t
Il without Z superior on the whole
, 1887-12-29

Meats, per lb~-Beci-
steaks, sirloin, 15c; porter
house. 123c; round, Zoe;
shoulder, Zoe; beef roast
l29c, boiling. G and 81;
pork chops, 1919; pork
roast, Zoe; mutton roast,
l0c; veal outlets, I5c; venl
roast, l5c; salt pork, 10c;
lard. l5c; ham, g..
BUILDING MATERIAL
Brick, $500; nails, Sc:
lumber, rough, S12.5u;
mntched siding. S25 and
s35; Touring, S25 aud s35;
lnlh, 81; shingles,S3.00 and
SO so.
, 1887-12-29
A Good Showing.

A single real estate firm. that of I.
S. Kaufman & Co., who have pushed
their business without display OF
blowing of trumpets, report transac-
tons in their Office for tho past year
to exceed $400,000; further, that they
have yet to meet tho individual who
is dissatisfied with purchase.
, 1887-12-29
THE DECKER & SON.
The Most Popular ofall Pianos
in the Market.

Mr.. A. L. Davis & Son werc for.
tunate when they secured the agency
tor the celebrated Decker q Son
piano, for experience hns proven that
that Instrument Is tho most popular
among judges OF musical instru.
ments. Mr.. Davis has had years oi
experience In handling musiaal IN.
, 1887-12-29

the Falls City block, corner River.
side avenue and Post street. He car
ries in stock the Steinway & Sons,
Weber, Chickering, Knabe, Kranich
\ Bach, Ernest Gabler & Bro. and
Roenisch makes, all standard and
first-claSs Instruments.
, 1887-12-29

DIR. Parnell, who has but recently
arrived in this city, has opened an
Office in the Jamison Block. The
doctor comes highly recommended as
q successful physician, having been
U. y. examining surgeon of pensions
number of years in oregon.
, 1887-12-29
WAGES AND COST OF LIVING.

Tho following is fair list Of wages paid
for work indicated In Spokane Falls and
vicinity. Unless otherwis ise indicated these
figures are for work by tho day, without
board. The figures quoted for cooks,
chambermaids and house servants in
, 1887-12-29
sf1s# TF

Readers of this number
of the REVIEW will bear in
mind, should any Of them
have occasion to investi.
gate with a view to purch-
sse, that Mr.. Geo. Brandt
las ono OF the most COM
)lete establishments in
he city in the piano
line. which il locnfed in
, 1887-12-29
Reported by Strobash & Munter, title
nhsfr frnnfnra
FARMS FOR SALE.

When YOU come to Spokane, look
a. Hunt, Dart & Co.'s list, the most
extensive in the country.
, 1887-12-29

cottages, fairly we'll located. $18 to
$50; 4-room cottages, fairly we'll
located, S12 to $18; Broom cottages,
fairly well located, $40 to $12; cabins,
log, So to So; rooms, in good localities,
So to $40; rooms, common, s. to $40.
Rooms. as a rule, include fuel, light
and service.
SPOKANE RETAIL MARKETS. .-Ap.
Piles, per ID, Gc, per box, $l.75 and
200; bacon, lie and 13ic per ID;
huckwheat -four, &c per In; cabbage
lc per Id; canned goods, 20 and 4Oc
per can; canned goods, S. 900 per
ease; cheese, 16c per H.; coffee,
Rio "a and 26c, Java 36c, beat
! Mocha 40c per lb; crackers, "a
, 1887-12-29
COST OF LIVING.

COST OF LIVING.
The cost of living depends
entirely upon whether a man
is single or married. Single
men can get good roo ms for
from So to $50 per month, or
live in boarding houses for
from "a to $40 per week. PES
taurants charge from 25 to 50
cents per meal. Rents vary
with location.
RENTs-Store rooms, on
Howard street, desirable loca
tions, large ones, $50 to 5000
per month; store rooms, small.
Ter, $50 to $50; store rooms,
s.destreets, desirable, $50
tn X76. k-roOm
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rain or filling stars CA the nights
of the 10th. llth aud l-ih. the careful
observer Will ne sure To see largo
number Of them, r3lilting from the
constellation Pcrscus. aud hence called
Perscids II is well TO keep close
watch for these curious co-m,cal
atoms, for there may be- al unusual
disp!ay AZ tie MOS, unexpected mo.
meut. There is always u delightful
uncertainty about comets and mctcors
IL well 81, close resoin biauce between
them.
quite party OF pickuickers spent
last evening at Proctor Spriug- en-
joyiug The moonlight and refresh.
mcnts.
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liza majority is indicative of The
popular VAL, rs majorities generally
are. the popular vote has been
Given bv tins community favor OF
the j. & Roller Ice Company, for the
purity of the ice made by this well
known factory. If you want the best
ice. for the least money, just stop one
OF Rollers ice wagons and inTcst u
dime or nickle. II will pay you to
try "A new deal sometimes.
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who has n house to furnish: our great
special sale in our carpet and uphol.
sterv department WAS inaugurated to
help move goods fast, ~ w. must
have room Tor large new fall stock.
ana YOU can show u saving OF from
25 to 80 per cent ON every purchase
made III our carpet departments The
finer grade of mattings have received
spccial attention for this week, ma We
are ovcrstockcd in them and otter
A. cent mattiugs tor so cents,
30 cent mattings for 80 cents,
IS cent ma'tings for A. cents,
% cent mattings for 80 cents,
Ebony. walnut aud cherry window
poles ut - cents each.
Brass window poles, with brass
trimmings complete, at 81 cents each
reduced from il,5O.
First quality of extra super ingram
carpets reduced to 65 cents yard,
Body Brussels TO % and 500.
Broquet;s 10 Sl.25 and 81 40.
Wilton velvcts to Sl.20 and 81 30.
Elegant spring roller window
shades, dadoed nj 80 cents each.
Colored scrimms AT Is cents.
Cream scrimms at 10 cent?,
Persian drapery at II cents,
Onr lace curtain department is TIA
largest in thestate. Every curtain i
the department is reduced, and You
Windows can be draped for little cos
The above are only few of tn
bargains we offer. Pay avisitto on
carpet department and we will inter
est you.
. | SNsEy RuouItEBs
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Law and Ordd
number Of dru(
water on SundA
afternoon aihrId
defendants upO(
soda water was
necessity, ana n
medicine but asI
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$40. eirut si-VJ, put ]
obtained no real benefit until bought a Do en-
bottles II simmons Liver Regulator. TIM,
preparation cured me, and | must say, il i.
my osse'-G' H. Heard Richmond, Ind.
u Only genuine hasa z stamp, in red
Oh front Of wrapper.
H, {, ZElLlN 4 CO.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
sole Proprietors. Price, 81,
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ueIrauueu the government The
Sprecke.s was lying near
the wharf with every
thing ready to set sail. a carriage
which was waiting at the rear of the
court room conveyed Gibson TO the
vessel which cast of lines and headed
for San Fran cisco. 1t required ioas